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OFFICIALS GAME MISCONDUCT


US Lacrosse works closely with game officials to ensure youth lacrosse is safe for all players as well as fun and informative. To that end, youth games should be called closely with dangerous fouls and misconduct addressed immediately. The penalty for misconduct is the same as a major foul. In addition to a free position being awarded, time will be stopped and a yellow or red card will be issued. The offending player will need to serve penalty time in the penalty area with no substitute. (U9/ U11 allows for a substitute to enter the game.) A player getting a red card means immediate ejection and suspension from team’s next game. Misconduct fouls are:


Excessively rough, dangerous, or unsportsmanlike play. Persistent or flagrant violation of the rules. Deliberately endangering the safety of an opposing player.


Baiting or taunting which is intended or designed to embarrass, ridicule, or demean others. Excessive dissent or abusive language.


Non-playing team member leaving their team bench area during the game.


Coach leaving their coaching area.


Re-entering the game before yellow card or green/red card penalty time has elapsed.


Any type of behavior which in the official’s opinion amounts to misconduct.


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